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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers iu tho City and. Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
DR.. O. shriver, Of Bethany, waa in the
city yesterday. p
J. D. Culbertaon left for the East On q
business trip Monday night.
Miss Sadie Logan is tho guest Of Mis-.
Mary Bsall, Of Brooke county.
Mr.. O. L. Boggess, Of Fairmont, wat
at the Stamm House yesterday. =
Col. Sam Holland and wife, Of Pitts.
burgh, are at tho Stamm House. ~,
Msjor Ran s!alnaker and Hon. Joe
Woods arc homo from Charleston.
Hon. Jeesa T. s.urm, of Warrington
was at the Howell House yesterday on biz
way home from Charleston. N
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Hearno and family
have gone to Mt. Belleview Hotel, where
they will remain during the summer.
Councilman B. s. Allison, accompanied
by his mother, will leave to-day 70,
Omaha and other Western points on q
pleasure trip.
Mr.. Harry P. Camden, popular young
attorney Of Charleston, possessing large
circle OF friends here, IVES in the city yes.
terday. He was accompanied by Mr.. W.
A. Bradford. ls..7f Z
Mrs. @. B. Knapp and son Harry, OF the
leland, left yesterday on the steamer
Andes for Omaha, Neb., by way OF Gin.
cinnati, where they will make their fu.
turo home. They intend stopping at all
the principal cities en- route. -
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10 say, az her eHecta had not been exam.
ined. he also stated that when he re-
turned home be found all the doo,s locked
and had to burst one open to gain an on.
trance. At another time be said tho door
was standing wide open when he reached
the house. a g5' #3 W51gR
BAKERS ARREST DETERMINED ON.
AS stated above Mrs. McWha was quite
comfortably provided with this worlds
goods, and was understood to have made
her will, leaving all her possessions to her
daughter, Mrs. Baker, during the latter's
lie, and after she died to her husband.
Mrs. Baker had no children, her only
child having died when but q year old.
Baker has two sons by a former marriage,
who live In steubenvills. He was GOV.
eral years bis wile's junior, and was q
school teacher by profession, having
taught in the neighborhood Of bis home
for time, and also the greater part Of tho
past year somewhere in the West The
family were not socially inclined. but
rather reserved In their intercourse with
the neighbour. Gn@r, ID CO..
After hearing Bakers evidence. 1t was
concluded by the sheriff and coroner TO
take Capt. Smiths advice and arrest
Baker. A warrant was sworn out, and he
was to have been arrested last evening,
There being no Geographic communica'
ton with the station 1t Is not known here
whether this plan was carried out. Capt.
Smith came home on the evening train
Whom no loft the arreB. had not beer
made. Hor E.I ;ts n
~ THEORY or THE OFFICIALS.
Baker said that short time before he
left home on Monday somebody knocked
at the door, but the family made no re-
eponse. When asked why they did no,
answer, he said thoy were tired and die
not want to. Yet after thin no went to
Hanlin's Station and walked to his fathers
home, In the country some distance. A
neighbor did call ut the house Monday
afternoon, but her knock WIS not IN
swered. 49,, ,g..&g.
The theory accepted at the Cove Is thai
Baker committed the awful deed and theI
robed tho two women IN their nigh
clothes to make 1t appear that they hsc
been killed in the night. He was abou
to wash their clothes, when the knock a
the door alarmed him, and hastily placing
things in a shspo which would indicate
robbery, ho fed. ~ 20
OF course so far this Is all theory, ant
the evidence to point to Bakers guilt st
far ag known Is cifcumstantial. No effor
will be spared to find the three men or
whom Baker cast suepicion.
Last nights Steubenville Herald eaya
Mrs. McWha, the eldest victim, Is well
known in this city. She ie q sister.in.law
Of Mrs. Judge Mcdonald, Of North Third
street, and hes numerous nophews and
nieces, among whom is James McWha
the butcher. Her maiden name was
sweareDgea, and large number Of he.
relatives live in this city aud vicinity,
Her daughter, Eliza, the other victim, has
been married to Van B. Baker about two
years. She has no children Of her own,
but Bakers two aons reside in this city.
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Prisoners for tue "Pcn,"

Last evening Deputy Sheriff W. r. Noll,
OF Berkeley county, accompanied by Mr..
J.V. Carney and Stuart W. Walker, ar.
rived in tho city and registered at the
stamm House. They, came here from
Moundaviile, where they placed in the
State penitentiary two prisoners, both
convicted OF grand larceny ut the recent
term OF the Circuit Court, the last owe,
which Senator.elect @. j.: Faulkner pre-.
sided as Judge. Annie johnson, 9
colo,ed girl about eighteen years old, was
one Of the prisoners, and Samuel Baker
also colored, WIS the name Of the other.
Both are sentenced for two years.
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A CH|lD'S Skin,
Ears and Scalp Covered with Ecze.
matous Scabs and Sores
C,ured by CutiCura, ,ittti4

Ny little son, aged eight years. has been afflicted
III with kcxema Of the scalp, aud at times great
portion Of the body, ever Aimee no was two years
old. II began In his ears, and extended 10 his
scalp, which became covered With scabs and sores,
and from which sticky fluid poured out, causing
tntense Itching and distress, aud leaving his hair
matted aud liieless. undetneath these sca9s The
the hair came out and waS destroyed, until but u
small patch was left ut tho back Of the head. My
friends III Peabody know how my little boy has
IL his pillow was covered With blood. used to
tic his hands behind him. and III many ways tried
| 10 prevent his scratching; but II was no use, hc
| wot d scratch. took Hun to the hospital mud 10
About this time, some friends, who had been
| cured by the Cuucura Remedies, prevailed upon
| me TO try them. began " use thum on the 18th
] Of January last In seven months every particle
Of the diseatc was removed. Not spot or scat 70.
mains on his scalp 10 tell the story OF his suffering,
His hair has returned, aud " thick anu strong, and
his scalp Rs sweet and clean rs any child's In tho
world. !cannos ssy enoash 70 express my graft
edics, and wish all similarly afflicted 10 know that
'A' ' "'S - = -" CHARLES SeK ilt -.
Oct. O. 1885, g,..j Peabody, Mass.
have seen Mr.. McKay's boy when badly affect.
cd with the Eczema. liz was a pilliul MRht to
| look NJ know that he has tried our best physi.
clans, and did all father could DO for suffering
child, but avalled nothing, know that tho state.
| mcnts he has made you ~ regards tho curing oil
his boy by your Cuticufa Remedies arc trus In
- l.1|4 WILLIAM J, MCCARTHY, 800
30 Foster street, Peabody, Mass.
Fold everywhere. Price. Cutlcura, 10 cents; Gu.
tieu!a soap, y cents; CntlcnrA Resolycnt, 81 %;
Prepared by POTTER DHuG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston. M ,l5+j 1'.'sr Ei"F.,Ii
Send for "How to euro skin Diseases" IN.
DtstPLGs, Biackheads, Skin Blcmishes, and Baby
It'll uumols, use CuliCurA SOAP, = h. 20. MI
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"A trunk belonging to Mr.. Baker, he
claimed had been broken into and rihsd
OF $3.50, and other sums were taken, but
tho exact amount he could not state. +
The residence Of Mrs. McWha, where
the murdered mother and daughter we're
found is located in the village, one door
north OF tho brick school house which
stands on little hill at the corner OF the
road leading to New Cumberland. The
houro is OF frame and two stories high,
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Type.writerr Chem.

We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install-
ments. Call on or addrcas for circulars
EDWARD L.. RosR 4 Co.,
5rsaT Is Twelfth street
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REAL ESTATE.
FO:R - "A LIE.

A manufacturing site fronting $50 feet on tho
east end Of Nineteenth street, running back 10
alley 40 feet. ~ = = - =
feet Price $780, s-4i 81 " st1ff7I =. $3.50" -
No. 1870 Twelfth street, Z full lot Of ground, 60 by
l20 feet; house on front and house on alley Price
No. 90 south Front street, 0 rooms and bath.
room; ground Gd by lbs feet sai ard = y -
No. 10 Thirteenta street. rooms: Sl,0tO,
Fifty Acre Farm near Trladelphia. 3z.1-5
~ Acres near Stone Church, Elm Grove,
22 Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Cheek, three
miles from 1riadelphia, $50 per acre. !. - -
SIX Acres on Peters Run, si,0e8. F-l
A desirable residence ut Beech Bottom on thc
line Of the p, ". 4 Ky. Railroad, IL miles from
Wheeling. consisting OF Il new frame house and -
acres OF land; will exchange for desirable civ
property. il55s + frs9.E ,E-l'' = ~'''
No 81 North trout street. ground fronting co feet
and running back All equal width to river. =
No. lb1 South Pom street. a six rooned FRAME
house with stone foundation and basement wish.
room, cellar and coal house; ground iroutlng SO
ieet, running back 100 feet. Price, 81, 6UO.
Lot No. lbs southwest corner Of Virginia and
South York streets, with part Of lot No {6G In All
fronting 9, feet on Virginia street and l20 fec. on
South York street i :. 80 g. $500" VS.
No. 10 Sixteenth street; on first floor ts dining
ROOM Kitchen, pantry, wash. house aud coal house
second noor is TWO rooms aud hall; third door
three rooms and hall; finished attic ilu mIua,lnp
gas throughout, water on first and third floors n
side entrance: ground 25 teet front, running bRck
g feet Valued at s. 100; can now 10 bought for
81 500. sIl-7 ~
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OTHER STRANGE FACTS

Bakers conduct when examined BY the
Coroner was also Of character to confirm
the suspicions that had been aroused, be.
sides which there were number Of cir.
cumstauces about the murder which re.
ouired exclamation. The blind Of the
window near where the bodies were found
was evidently let down after the deed was
committed. The old lady had night cap
wrong eide out on her head, which was
put there after tho murder, rs it covered
the wounds on the head, but etill had no
holes on 1t. There was also evidence that
the deed was committed in the kitchen
and the bodies dragged into the room in
which they were found. ;.---- '-".
a The bodies were clothed in their night
dresses, bus the clothing Was not blood
stained, while in tub Of water in the
kitchen was found the ordinary day
clothes Of both the women, literally
drenchcd in gore. A coupling pin was
lying near, but had not been used. ".
y Drawers and boxes in the house were
broken open and rausacked to make Il
appear as If robbery was the motive, and
Nj. Baker claimed that $3.50 OF his mo.
ney was taken, but whether any OF his
mothor.in.law's was gone he was unable
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Mr.. Dent estimates his loss by reason OF
water aud breakage At, from $500 10
81 800. His insurance is as follows: Con-
tinentsl, Nav York, $1,000; Firemsn's, OF
Dayton, the Ohio, and Dayton, 81 600 esc CHI
German, OF Wheeling, $1,000 and Colum.
bia, also Of Dayton, 81 $50.
Tho news o! the fire spread very rapid
ly, people coming from the surrounding
towns, expecting to see terribls conaa-
grafton. ~
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WE have Just received a full limo OF
SPRING OFERCOATlNGS, ind are Il,
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties III
Spring Snitings.
Also, on hand q handsome line Of Neck.
Wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
.W G. HESS u SONS,
~1. No. 1884, Market Street.
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A DOUBLE MURDER |;'I|| Err
At Holidays Cove, on the Pan
Handle Road.
Two Defenseless Women Killed in
Cold Blood.
Their Brains Battered out with
an Iron Bolt
After which they are Clad In their
Night Robes
by tho Inhuman Monster who
Caused their Death.
Suspicious Circumstances Which
Surround the Case.
The Husband Of tho Younger Wo
man Suspected.
Suspicious Circumstances which
Surround the Case.
The Husband Of tho Younger Wo
man Suspected.

The most shocking double tragedy ever
chronicled In this vicinity occurred al
Holidays Cove, a station on tho Pan
Humble railroad in Brooke county, como.
time between Monday afternoon and yes
terday morning. The affair was surround
cd with good deal Of mystery, and the
circumstances pointed to a cold blooded
md deliberate murder, inspired by avar.
Ice. Tho victims were Mrs. Drusilla Nc
Wba, IN old lady 70 years Of age, and her
daughter, Mrs. Van B. Baker, aged 10
Mre. Bakers husband, Van B. Baker, left
home shortly before four o'clock on Mon
day, taking the train for Hanlin's station,
near which bis father resides. He re-
turned yesterday morning about o'clock,
and at once made known the tragedy to
the neighbors.
Intenee excitement Was occaeioned by
the announcement. Squire Lee, the near.
est Justice OF the peace, at once took
charge Of the premises, and the Sheriff
and Coroner Of Brooke county were sum.
mouta from Wellsbnrg.
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Tho Leach Well.

The INTELI1oENcER yesterday inadyer-
tently spoke Of the we'll on the Leach
farm, in Washington county, which is
said to be spraying oil at the rate OF twen-
ty.fye barrels day, as the property Of
the Wheeling NATURAL Gas Company.
The we'll belongs inutead to the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia. @
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You cannot afford to waste timein sxper.
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at first, only
q cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm.
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you
get the genuine. Because be can make
more profit he may tell you he has some
thing just as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which is guaran-
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free at
Logan & Co.'s drug store. i.a 75l
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lte auu rIe OomulbslOueIb, HCle lp-
proved by both branches. is35 ~
The B. P. W. asked that 5000 be ap.
propriated as provided for in the annual
appropriation ordinance, for the compl Q.
ton OF the North. Main street paving or
dered last year, and stated that $7,709. 81
would be needed to complete the work,
The Second Branch appropriated the
5000. Z Z,
Mr.. Jaeger presented an ordinance
amending the annual appropriation ordi-
nance, in go far as it relates to the money
appropriated to the B. P. w., by inserting
the section allowing the Board to ex-
pend its money at its own discretion, after
providing for the unfinished work Of last
year; in other words he presented the CT
dinance as 1t first passed this branch. Mr..
Cruise objected to a second reading, and
it went over under tho rules. - Fl.
Mr.. Mitchell presented an ordinance
amending the lookup ordinance, BY in.
GLIDING the cage built at the Island base
ball park for any one that NAV require
the attention Of the police. 1t was adopt
ed by the Second. l5yg d
An ordinance amending the cremstory
ordinance providing that butchers as well
aa grocers and tish dealers shall keep their
olIal in close boxes, and take it ct stated
periods to the crematory to be burned,
was adopted by the Second Branch. al
The following offered by Mr.. Young
was adopted: El j. u
Resolred, That the City Solicitor be in.
asructed to investigate the law in relation
to the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pnny being compelled to abandon their
tracks on Sixteenth street as per agree
ment Of two years ago, and report to this
body at the next regular meeting. gS5
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Saved His Life,

Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, KY,
says he was, for many years, badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains
were almost uncomfortable and would some
times almost throw him into convulsions.
He tried Electric Bitters and got relief
from first bottle and after taking six bot
ties, was entirely cured, and had gained in
flesh eighteen pounds. Says be positively
believes he would have died, had it not
been for the relief afforded by Electric
B!tters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
Logan & Co.
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THREE SUSPICIOUS MEN,

Baker told OF the visit Of three strange
men o>.he house the day before. Ono Of
them was tall and heavy, another short
and chunky, and the third evidently 8
German. They said they desired to
rent q small piece Of Mr.. McWha's
iarm TO erect 8 shanty on, to be used as a
boarding house for the accommodation of
the laborers employed on the railroad to
New Cumberland now being constructed.
They completed the arrangement,
the rental Of the grounds to be $40 a
month, payable in advance, In payment
Of the frat MONTHS rent they rendered a
$50 bill, saying they did not suppose she
could change it. To their surprise abe
declared her ability to change it, and did
30, and they lett and have not since been
seen. Inquiry Of contractors and others
who ought to be aware If any arrange.
ment had been made for the erection Of a
boarding house there developed the fact
thst none Of them hsd heard Of any such
project. This naturally directed suepi-
cion to these three men, and parties were
at once organize I'd and started in pursuit, {
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Cheap Excursions to Cincinnati

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 5 p. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets to parties OF five
or more. One week OF pleasure, beauti-
ful scenery and good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhleman, Wheeling, W.Va.fss
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Double Fastenea school shoos.

We have just received our second in
voice Of these shoes, and every one who
has purchased them have recommended
them highly. A solid good wearing shoe
at the moderate price Of 81 90 to 81 so per
pair. f j. w. AMlcK,
nj 1l43 Main street.
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A Eloutsr Found.

A iloater wss found by the crew OF the
towboat Rescue yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, one mile below Moundsville.
The msn appears to have been sixty.eix
or seventy years of age, With gray hair and
bald head; Was dressed in blue mixed
cotton clothes. ~ -. ~
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ED RUE, manager Of Dan A. Kelly's
Shadow Detective Company, arrived in
the city yesterday. He reports good buai-
ness everywhere. His company appears
at the Grand Opera House May Is, II
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Do not forget to 20 to the St. James
Hotel, on Main and Water streets, for rare
bargains in furniture, beds and table and
kitchen outfits, to-day, at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
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For sale-Phacton Buggy Harness.
Card OF Observation-Disclosures schneider.
For Sale-Niclor Bicycle.
Wantcd-honrst boys. Do.
500 Bushels German Millet-Jancs II. Kirk.
Eotlce-Thc Penn Mutual Building Association.
Garden Tools In SetE-NeSbitt q BIO.
AssIgnee's SAle-J. V. l.. Rodgers.
Overland Telephone & Telegraph Company.
Grand Opera house Grand Novelty Concert.
Louisiana atate Lottery Company.
New GoodsEI. q. Diilcn Il Co Fourth parr, o.
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VIE hare introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the lnsiallment plan
whereby ypu can secure watch ut once
Tn easy payments. Call and Investigate.
tkC0E ". GKUBB, Joweier,
Cor. Twelfth md Mlrket SITS.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 1l.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
light local rains, light variable winds, gen.
orally easterly and nearly stationary tenn
Deratnre. trarqs 5-.g III fg'
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As reported by Chriatisn Schnepi, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAM. 9A.M. I'm. 3r.M. 7r,H.
w g. T. So ST. 10
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For Oil Cloths, Linoleum and Carpets,
20 to the St. James Hotel to-day, at 10
o'clock, and buy them cheap. :
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REMEMBER, it will bs long time before,
you will have such another chance for
bargains as you will find at the st.. James
Hotel to-day, at 10 o'clock. Sale poaitiye.
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WHEN out the pike stop at the Dslmon.
leo Tor first class Refreshments.
t4 LAWRENCE HALLER, proprietor.
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TIE uUsBANp's STORY.

Baker says when he reached the house
on his return from Hanlin's Station, he
found the front gate open, circumstance
20 unusual that it attracted his attention.
He went around to the rear OF the house,
ind found the door open. .o
The bodiesof both victimswere foundon
the floor Of the sitting room, Mrs. Bakers
lying partly across her mothers. Both
their heads were beaten almost to jelly,
and heavy iron car bolt covered with
hsir and blood, with which the deed wa5
done, was found near by: a bloody axe
was alao lying near, and Mrs. McWha's
head showed that it had been used with
deadly effect, two terrible gashes from it's
edge marking her skull. The news OF the
double murder spread rapidly and the
whole village turned out and surrounded
the house, eager to hear what they could
Of the terrible crime.
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Hellulre.


The A. NJ. Z. church franc is all ready
for the roof. =
DR.. Mcclure is remodeling the front of
his dwelling. ius
B. F. Westlake, Of Sand Hill, Marshall
county, is in town.
Money sold pretty high this week in the
building associations. +.
Jack Adams has quit the saloon bust.
ness here and will try it in Bridgeport.
James Tallmsn has broken ground for
building at Guernsey and Thirty-third
streets.
Mrs. James Mccarthy died Monday
night OF dtopsy at tho home of her sister,
Mrs. Coen, of Gravel Hill.
A. O. Meilott has been put on the board
OF directors Of the Belmont Savings Com
pany in place OF j. W. Coulson. The
former officers Of the company have been
reelected. &. y
Rev. ". s. Campbell and John A. Gal.
laher are a. Piqua, representing Trinity
Episcopal Churcn in the Southern Ohio
convention.
Several meetings have been held Of
those interested in the proposed new M.
tional bank, and there ia probability oil
an organization being effected.
Bellaire has always been partial to elo-
cutionary entertainments, and the First
Presbyterian church has secured Edward
Fabian, Of New York, for Friday evening.
The laying Of natural gas pipe has been
delayed by the failure to receive pipe here
promptly. Many bitches therefore have
to remain open. Some bitches are no VI
being reopened to repair leaking Joints. !.